
The first half of George Romero's Diary of the Dead rocked my little world, but the whole movie really picked up steam when a character named Samuel made his first appearance.
If you haven't seen it--and why the hell haven't you?--Samuel is a farmer caught up in a zombie uprising in Pennsylvania.
You'd think his character description would end there--since he appears in the movie less than five minutes--but he's so much more.
He's also a deaf/mute Amish man who communicates with a chalkboard and tosses sticks of dynamite with amazing accuracy. He can take out three of the walking dead in a single throw.
Samuel is my first nominee of the year for favorite supporting character in a horror movie. Watch it and just see if you don't fall in love, too.
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4 comments:
So were we to get a look inside your mind, we would see it is populated solely by Spider-Man, Zombies, Samuel and Mose from The Office. Is that more or less accurate?
I saw that movie and I agree. Very good. I also like any Amish that's a rebel. I can tell if they're rebels by saying, "Hey Amish, I'm taking your picture" then I snap a photo. If they run, they's a normal. If they kick me in the nuts, they's a rebel.
McGone: You left out Ernest Borgnine in a tiny thong.
Dr Zibbs: If they kick you in the nuts they may also be Harrison Ford hiding from the mob.
Didn't you know? The Amish live for killing zombies with dynamite. I mean, it's one of those things that they do after a good, old-fashioned barn-raisin'. Well that and sexing each other crazy, which is also important when the zombies are trying to take over the world.
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